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[Cracktastic]

Gots a new keyboard today. Corsair K95. first time ever used a mechincal keyboard, they are pretty sweet.

[Zac]

Gots a new keyboard today. Corsair K95. first time ever used a mechincal keyboard, they are pretty sweet.

 

I actually don't like them. The keys are too high and noisy. Lol!

 

I use an Apple keyboard, though I hate their other products, they do a decent keyboard. My typing speed has increase on it as well

[Cracktastic]

i pefer the height, the noise isn't that bad, but they are the Red MX Cherry's i know that the blue and browns are much quieter.

[Zac]

That is aight then, to each their own. 

 

Yeah I know lots of people these days are getting into their mechanical keyboards.

[Barbbachello]

Still rocking a G15 refresh from 5 years ago. Dont know how i ever lived without illuminated keys

[Liberty]

Illuminated keys are the only feature missing from an Apple keyboard. But I love how minimalist and small it is. I too think I can type faster with it, although it wouldn't take too long to get used to a larger keyboard.

[Harry88]

Still rocking a G15 refresh from 5 years ago. Dont know how i ever lived without illuminated keys

 

I'm still rocking the original G15. It just doesn't want to die but it's dirty as and some of the illuminated keys around aqws seem to flash sometimes.

 

I want to get a mechanical keyboard next time because the sound of the keys is forking tasty.

[Cracktastic]

haha thats right. I still have my G19 keyboard, some of the keys are sticking aka the "shift" key. Its been a good keyboard for about 6yrs. it was about time to change, the lights on this are really bright and clear, since every single key has a LED under it which lights up so well even on low brightness. I was going to gop with the K70 but since it only comes in red leds and black it wouldn't go well with my case since it is white & black. They do however have a silver and white leds, but it would get dirty easy i reckon.

[Liberty]

This is one of the best computer builds I've seen.

 

 

http://redharbinger....build-log.1493/

[Harry88]

^ that is actually pretty damn impressive.

[aekOne]

how do you reach the keyboard?

[Liberty]

The keyboard isn't fixed, ha ha.

 

That is certainly a project I'd like to undertake one day; building my own beast computer.

[Barbbachello]

The keyboard isn't fixed, ha ha.

 

That is certainly a project I'd like to undertake one day; building my own beast computer.

Super easy. Was doing it myself when i was 15. Ive basically just changed hobbies from computers to cars...

[Liberty]

I assume you would save A LOT of money building one yourself? I'd like to make the build a feature like the example I gave as well. Having all the hardware within my desk would be epic.

[Cracktastic]

Yeah you can be able to purchase those desk however they are on a pre-order atm, which is really limited.

[Harry88]

Lian Li wants to sell you a desk to build a Pc in

 

http://www.engadget....b&utm_medium=fb

[allpaw4]

Yes, Ethernet over power. Be warned, limited use in new homes due to RCD requirements. These devices will not work through any form of transformer or electronic switching device. So if one outlet is on say RCD 1, you can't get Ethernet to a power circuit fed from RCD 2. Same deal on 3 phase boards. Netgear EoP devices are ok, but only good at full speed for about 6 months. After that they start to slow down to the point they no longer transmit data. Took me a few weeks to work out that the EoP devices were stuffed. If you keep in mind the restrictions of them, they work wonderfully, but expect to replace them every so often.

[allpaw4]

If your shed has its own electrical sub board with RCDs Adam, EoP devices won't work.

[Harry88]

I would say that the hard drive has died or has some other form of error.

 

Not much use changing that battery over, it's just for the CPU clock.

 

I would get into bios and double check that the hard drive appears and its set up as the primary boot device.